New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-26
NOT A CLASSMAN DROPPED.
,,copn OF THE PRESENT YALE SENIORS

-~~p.opprNARY NUMBER OF APPoiNTmENio-
rur LARGEST CLASS YALE HAS HAD.
uu,vxy. June rs (SpeeiaD.-The senior appoint
-. ware given out to the graduating class IN IN
asnsrtment OF Yale University to-day. Inc lis
Tho have obtained high standing Is as follows;
ACCOMMODATIONS Fl. Curtis. OF this CITY, VINO
I,ss,o,or,an. Edward I. Root Of Springfield, wh'
.,a salutatorian Carleton Lewis Bro"hson anu jun
:, C,rti. of New-Havsn, Harry Lyme Augusta ILL.,
T. p.nnotto New-Haven James Archibald jr. scrah
'ohn ,, cornish Gillette, N. j.; John N. Pom
'on - Francisco and William A. satchell, OF Nor
eo,' -, rs tied for ninth place In the class-lo I'M
w. ntsmeu are named in the order OF their s'ano
iDg. .n,od On a,nhabetical order
,.,uoughbv Babcock, New-Haven; Gerald ID. beard
rn,oaeo: Edward L. Bliss. Newbu:g' Mass; 'onn Gas
MN, Erie. Penn; Harry b. Ferris, Sound Beach
gr,an Hand. Scranton Yam Phon Lee, Fragran
,,n. china: William l. Phelps, New-Haven ana Isaac
Grant Rosenweig, Erie, PENN.
on-.,o,sWilliam Savage Burns, Bath, n Y. Henr!
,a,aar Damn Lancaster, \. Y; Frederic Wells Hart
pIaioville: Robert j. jerks, Newport n. H., Sanuo
v,cht oakland, Cal; Frank ID. Lefingwei, Moh'clair
n j.. Clarence f. Morse, Chicago; Herbert D. rerAins
Howard, Mass; George II. re''ee' 9A"i'N' N '
Mr. Whlttlosey-10.
RECOMMENDATIONS W. Brady, Muncie, Ind Fred
-, w Francis Newlngton; Clarence Clark Ferris
sound Reach; Charles B. Jennings Fsirhed Robert IL
,aw,s New Haven Frank c. Smith, Gurleyviiie conn
Dan, snencer Brooklyn; Macmillan L. stcin' NIL
rautee William L. Thatcher, New-Haven; Richard e
Thomas Boonton, n. j.; Howard G. Tracy, Plafnheld
xnJu's and William X. Weed. stamforl-l2.
pispnes-Emer Berkele New Haven fre pnh.ct
Grsy Birmingham; Dewitt G. Huntingdon West ging,
Penn; Asn ws1dner ooh SVsre BngSanton
Charles H Luddingon GrIG CP i. nr'I Tsrvlis
T ns W. Porter Montclair n III; Benjamin. Ronaine
San Francisco, and Frederick s. woodward brooA! IL
sscond psputes-Dwight f Bowers. New-Haven; Ed
ward l. Burkee Evanston Nj Alfred Colt yoSn Minor
Son willard Nara pTnS .s LanSns % carence
Portland Ohio Edward W. Goodenousn HI nS st
cir; GSo11 John Hare IL Hume, Poushicsps John King
Charles Knight Pssross SSsePb
john Rogers jr. stamford; and Walter Shepard
fe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ann NJ Abe Frankn Sanford F.
sop Grant. SewYork City; Obed W; Irwin Dayton
SaS, hen RSSckSe EDWARD norton & orange
j Homer Psrsres WOODBURY.; TaST.s am mssp Lef
field Utica; Edward saehiini Newark c.v. sonuv
second J. ARR kans oSr SIs Bsnr
Hollow oan1iPsna% %unt
% Gaas SyccoTmcS Harrisburg: Henry D. May North
Brookffel Mass; Frank Adams Meacham Fort douglass
Utah; Richard D. Morse jr, Newton HignsSds MASS
Arthur Perkins, Hartford, and Francis b. Irowprnse
The whole number of appointments Is 81 The class
ever graduated from Yale The list OF appointments -
also the largest record Anonor 1ematAsoio tuiis
about the class s that 1t will graduate without snge
that has not occurred In years In 1884 the class OF
graduates numbered 49, aud this was the largest class
ever sent out from Yale up 10 this year g., c...,..
r 3. Bradley A. A. Crane George ]. Converse
w. C. Mcfarland. E NJ. McCabe, stephen J. Maner,
Joseph II. townsend and Frank Van Allen, members Of
the senior class Of the Yale Medical School have passed
satisfactory examinations and VIII receive their oiPio
mas al the coming commencement. Nj, Z,
stephen j. Maher been warded the Reese Prize o.
siT5 and Joseph II Townsend the Obstctric Prize or
S3o The Reese Prize has before beon successfully
ccomneted far in fen years until By Mr. Makers
treatise on 81 Neglected Property OF ALCOHOL